Oxydator D

Are you worried about the noise of your air pump? Have you purchased a "silent" pump, but can still hear it at night?

Even if the pump is completely silent (which is almost impossible with the motor running and the device's membranes vibrating), the sound of air bubbles bursting on the surface of the water still creates an unpleasant noise.

An oxydator is:

• a completely silent device for additional oxygen supply to the aquarium
• compact generator-dispenser of active oxygen for water
• due to the release of active oxygen, it suppresses the development of pathogenic microorganisms

Unlike air compressors:

• doesn't make noise
• supplies oxygen to the water instead of air
• does not require connection to an electrical outlet
• does not have cables, hoses, suction cups, etc.

Autonomy - does not require additional devices, connections, controllers, supervision and maintenance

Energy independence - works without wires, batteries, accumulators

Self-regulation - independent dosed increase or decrease in the release of active oxygen into water, depending on the temperature of the environment

Compulsory regulation - dosed increase in the release of active oxygen using additional catalysts

Efficiency - works at any temperature from 0 to 40 °C

Environmental friendliness - forms only oxygen and water. No hazardous or even neutral waste from the device. Can be used with any type of plants, fish and invertebrates

Budget - does not require electricity costs. A cheap consumable solution of highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide is poured in approximately 2 times a month

Oxydator D designed for aquariums with a volume of up to 100 liters.

The kit includes one catalyst. Consumable solution (3% - 4.9% - 6%) is purchased separately.